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Annual crime and safety statistics (Clery Report)
Jeanne Clery Disclosure of Campus Security Policy and Crime Statistics Act and The Higher Education Act: Fire Safety Report
This report contains important safety information for The University of Akron, including:
- information regarding reporting of criminal activity;
- campus policy concerning facility safety and access;
- campus policy concerning law enforcement;
- information regarding safety and crime prevention programs;
- campus policy regarding sale, possession and use of alcohol and illegal drugs (further information regarding effects of alcohol and drugs, sanctions for their use and prevention and treatment resources is here;
- campus policy for the reporting of off-campus criminal activity;
- information regarding drug and alcohol education programs;
- information regarding sexual assault prevention programs and procedures to follow when sex offenses occur;
- missing student policy; and
- crime statistics for the three most recent calendar years.
Information concerning registered sex offenders:
- The Office of the Ohio Attorney General
- Summit County Sheriff
- Wayne County Sheriff
- Medina County Sheriff
- Cuyahoga County Sheriff
Annual safety and fire report for 2021
Covering 2017, 2018 and 2019
Police authority
Includes a summary of sexual assault and interpersonal violence education and prevention programming
Crime prevention
Includes policies for reporting crimes and preparing annual reports
Reporting sexual misconduct and sexual assault
Timely warnings and emergency notifications
Drug abuse prevention information
Appendices (crime statistics)
Complete annual safety reports in PDF
Note: The University of Akron has been advised by the agency that administers Annual Security Report statistics on behalf of the United State Department of Education of the need to reclassify a reported statistic for the most recent Annual Security Report. Originally, the University had reported a non-negligent manslaughter, which had occurred in 2020, as having occurred on “public property.” However, based on the circumstances and details of the event, it now has been determined that the incident should have been recorded as having occurred on private property, immediately adjacent to the reportable “public property,” and therefore should not have been included in the Report. This statistic has been corrected in the 2021 Annual Security Report.
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